Journey Laborers Sample Clauses

Journey Laborers. Metropolitan Area: Anoka, Xxxxxx, Chisago, Dakota, Xxxxxxx County north of State Aid Highway (CSAH) 9, excluding the city limits of Lake City and a one mile radius outside the city limits of Lake City, Hennepin, Isanti, Ramsey, Scott, Sherburne, Washington, and Xxxxxx counties. Effective May 1, 2019 - Total increase $2.10 per hour Class Rate Vac1 H&W Pen Tr/Ap LECET FCF3 Total CAF2 1 35.41 2.50 8.15 9.42 .37 .08 .02 55.95 .04 2 35.91 2.50 8.15 9.42 .37 .08 .02 56.45 .04 3 36.41 2.50 8.15 9.42 .37 .08 .02 56.95 .04 4 31.78 2.35 8.15 9.22 .37 .08 .02 51.97 .04 May 1, 2020 Total increase $2.05, allocations TBD May 1, 2021 Total increase $2.00, allocations TBD Xxxxxxx $2.50 above classification employed in. Effective May 1, 2020 and May 1, 2021, wage to increase by $.25 per hour, each year. General Xxxxxxx $2.50 above Xxxxxxx wage rate. Parking. Employees with paid receipts or approved documentation shall be reimbursed up to $10.00 per day for parking at the University of Minnesota, at the MSP airport, and in downtown Minneapolis, and downtown St. Xxxx. Paid receipts or documentation must be submitted within 30 days. 1Vacation is a taxable wage and shall be paid for all hours worked and at one and one half (1½) times when overtime is worked and at two (2) times on Sundays and Holidays. 2Contract Administration Fund is not part of the total package and is voluntary. See Schedule 15. 3Fair Contracting Foundation. See Schedule 18.
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  • Helpers Eighty-eight cents ($.88) per hour, at which time the minimum wage for these employees shall be one thousand two hundred thirteen dollars and sixty cents ($1,213.60) per forty (40) hour week and thirty dollars and thirty-four cents ($30.34) per hour.

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  • Interns Any employee with three (3) or more year’s satisfactory experience shall have the right to request the assignment as supervising employee for an intern, or any other preservice student and the right to recommend the non-assignment of interns. At least ten (10) days prior to the date an intern is scheduled to report to the school center, the employee shall be notified when the intern is expected to report. Employees who have interns shall be given available background information, objectives, program requirements, other expectations, and the projected schedule for the intern.

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